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Air quality concerns with bill allowing wood burning to cook

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Environmental groups are urging Gov. Gary Herbert to veto a measure passed by the state legislature that would allow people to use wood burning to cook on the worst air quality days. Matt Pacenza of Heal Utah said Thursday at a news conference in Salt […]

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Tipsy Tow’ Back For St. Patrick’s Day 

(Undated)  -  If you have a little too much to drink tonight for Saint Patrick’s Day, Triple-A will take you and your car home for free as part of their Tipsy Tow program.  The company is offering the service throughout the state and says you don’t need to be a […]

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Eight School District Employees Settle Sexual Harassment Suit 

(Iron County, UT)  –  Eight female employees and the Iron County School District have agreed to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit.  The women sued the district after another employee, Samuel Naim El-Halta, made repeated lewd comments to them and administrators at Cedar Middle School did nothing more than ask him to […]

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Federal officials OK Utah coal lease sale

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Federal officials have given the go-ahead for the sale of a big coal lease in central Utah, despite concern from conservation groups who say the move will hurt the environment. The U.S. Interior Department announced on Wednesday that they had finalized a $22 million Greens […]

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Sessions: US Attorney for Utah to keep job for now

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — President Donald Trump’s administration is allowing Utah’s top federal prosecutor to stay on the job for four more months as the interim U.S. Attorney in the state. U.S. Attorney for Utah John W. Huber submitted his letter of resignation on Friday, along with dozens of […]

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Restaurants, ski industry urge Herbert to veto .05 DUI limit

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Restaurant groups and officials from Utah’s skiing industry are urging Gov. Gary Herbert to veto a bill that would give Utah the strictest drunken driving threshold in the nation, lowering the blood alcohol limit to .05 from .08. The Salt Lake Area Restaurant Association, Ski […]

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Ex-supply official at Dugway site pleads not guilty to theft

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A civilian employee who ran the U.S. Army supply and logistics center at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah has pleaded not guilty to a federal theft of government property charge. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that U.S. District Magistrate Judge Paul Warner on Wednesday set […]

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Mormon missionary fights off attackers in Brazil

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A video appears to show a Mormon missionary fighting off two robbers while serving in Brazil. The video taken Saturday shows two men drive up to the American missionary on a motorcycle. After one man pulls out a gun, the missionary wrestles it away from […]

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Lee, Chaffetz seek to stop EPA plan to cut haze near parks

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. Jason Chaffetz are trying to repeal a federal plan to reduce haze at eastern Utah national parks from nearby coal-powered plants. The proposal from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would require two coal-powered plants in Utah to cut emissions […]

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SUU’s Enrollment Drops Dramatically 

(Cedar City, UT)  –  Southern Utah University sees a dramatic drop off in students between its fall and spring semesters.  Its student count fell by over a thousand in this spring, more than double the drop off in the previous year.  The Salt Lake Tribune reports about 285 students graduated early […]

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